File:Dead horse 1.tif
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Summary
| Description | "Print shows soldiers transporting winter clothing, lumber for huts, and other supplies through a snow-covered landscape, with partially buried dead horses along the roadside, to the British camps; huts under construction in the background." tinted lithograph, digitized from the original print |
| Date | published March 13, 1855 |
| Source | Library of Congress[1] |
| Author | Simpson, William, 1823-1899, artist., Paul & Dominic Colnaghi & Co., publishers |
| Other versions | Partially restored version of File:Dead horse.jpg. Rotated and cropped, dirt removed. Discolored and damaged areas corrected. No other changes. This version retained in case additional edits become necessary. See also File:Dead horse 2.jpg (full restoration, compressed) and File:Dead horse 2.tif (full restoration, uncompressed). |
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